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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 ก.ย. 2024
- It's very modern, but also very poorly. These are my favourite modern Dyson, so it's time to see what makes them go wrong at such a young age.
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I used your video before to repair an older dyson...also did the V10 as well..I keep both clean after every vacuuming including the filter...thank you for being so entertaining as well...I enjoy watching...🇨🇦
great help. Thanks!
Great video Sam looking forward to the refurbish in the follow up 👍👍
My brush won’t lift out as easy as this one did any ideas please
Any bag vacuum will hold up better to plaster dust preferably HEPA bags but paper bags still do better
Can you video a strip down as very intrigued to know how easy it is
Could you let me know how easy it is to clean the clear casing on that? Mine has had many years worth of rubbish building up on that and it's starting to look a bit crap.
The Light Ball was launched in mid 2017 so it wont be any more than 3.5 years old by now. I bought mine in late 2017 and it still runs fine. They are pretty good vacuums for the 200 quid they cost, and you dont have the worry of a cordless Dyson's battery wearing out after 3 years and needing to buy a new battery. Looks like that one has never had its pre-motor filter cleaned at all - they also have a habit of getting fluff and dirt caught in the large brushroll bearing and its housing, so I was not surprised to see your example all clagged up, which as you said, would have eventually caused the brushroll motor to keep stalling, as it becomes unable to overcome the resistance of the build-up around the bearing. I think you'll bring it up to scratch, just needs a good cleanout.
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I have a Light Ball too... Though I think the brushroll bearing has gone on mine, rotating it manually makes a horrible grating noise and does not turn smoothly.
I suspect it happened while it did a brief stint as my mum's interim while she shopped for a new cleaner
I rate them fairly well, reserving the right to amend my opinion as they age! Their my number 1 vac recommendation now to normal people, someone from the car forum I frequent bought an ebay outlet one for £150 and said it was bnib and utterly perfect and likes it alot.
Do you know if there is a way to remove the centre cylinder from the cleaner head? I can remove the brush cylinder, but there is another under it that stops me cleaning the plastic, that is reallllly dirty
I’m having the same problem with mine too
@@Retro_andy_1977 from what I've seen on the manual for it, the answer is no :/ gonna have to get a long thin brush for it
Hi sam how are you OK u do a really good job on here mate keep up the good work on here mate form Greg Bouchard hove a am gating a hery hoover mate keep up the good work on here mate keep up the good work on here mate
Dyson needs to engineer a seal for their brushroll ends.
Every 2/3 months, regular as clockwork the end of my v11 brushroll is packed with dust. Seems to just be what it does!
Do you have a video replacing DC25 brush bar motors?
No video but a refurb thread here (and in the main forum much other info if you needed) manchestervacs.co.uk/DysonForum/index.php/topic,1060.0.html
We never got that nozzle here interesting to see.